Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.

sn sppt al 10 inc supreme court esfI,e n'.r 1ec,ded for the detendent.
 - Maria Frye has gone on a visit
 MS necnle ID Boston. She left here to lnrapsny ns1 vith Mrs. R. A. Johnson.
 IT.. s,od people of Nogales enjoyed .s1 FouF.h ID becoming manaer. Gap I-e, of the United States array ;-trsred tbe orstlon'
 .5iesl examination of Mir. MoIA a l's
 uiIl be made st the hospital this -noou. His satI mortem statement sl'S'a hs tnken should 1t be deemed neces- sSry.
 oyrrseer of the county roads. A man for this position could noI t.rs been selected,
 p.. ';,,le work IS yet being done Tn pnmboldt camp, although it Is re- 11. ..ss ,bst active operations are liable he so13 resumed.
 o.ss.s have been issued to arrest any
 Ina quarantine guards found or yEc g to be on the streets without proPsr au;hCfity'
 Rr srror the CITIZEN yesterday was
 -;. ', s,y that full supreme court L.,+b consisted of twelve judges when ,nfs.+ tbers are out nine, eight associate srd oue chef jushce.
 Ina boiler for the new sampler ar ,;r-5 m Sstard,y and was at once put :. nisee. in about ten days the man acsnsu; VIII be ready 10 purchase ores.
 As tbara appesrs to be some misunder- st1,a,ns gboCt the terms of the new 1,stal law between the United States sri Mexico, We will tomorrow publish ssyn,psis of the entire document,
 Judge sstterwhite has appointed as s,5ool trustees tar H .rsasT district, J D Psrryer, ! K. Fryer, and Mrs. Jsme' Finley. F,r Cri.tendsu school district. J.R. Manning, W. ,. Renter and Mrs. Ira Ashburn.
 N- R 4 Jobsson and her little daughter Emma left on Monday night for New Yo-k. They will go by CIncin- nat, where Mr. and Mrs. Elstuu reside sni will visit them awhile before con- iinuing their Journey.
 N-. Theodore Welesch of Charleston !. in the city. He eIoects shortly tc lave or visit to his old home ID Hun g.-y He will be accom- panied by his ia1ga.er CsrrIe. They will be absent several months.
 Toppy Johnson IS back from Hondu- rss. While there he worked for wages otherwise he Issys-like 8 good many o,bers-he would not have been able to es: ont. h. believes that more money esn be made placering ID the Santa RItss ttsa iu Honduras.
 Mr Aaolt Goldsmith of the frm of c. Selignaa & O., left on a two months vacation Of pleasure and business, for Calit0ruil Saturday night. Although s resident Of Arizoae for many years this vii be his first visit 10 San Francisco. Nr. Hemme is reported to have spent nes7ly s7O.D00 in ranch Improvements on Ssssbe Flat between Bales and Ari- 7ses. In addition tn making himself 6 nee home he is proving 6 real benefRc- tor to tbe county.
 S1nt D. T. E3more, of the Tortilits Nil and Mining Company, csue in EI,h his usual bar of bullion last even iug T. weighed nearly 5000 ounces sni was 993 fine. Where is there e camp sith five stamp mill that can do better or even Es weilg
 Rich strikes are reported from the Total Wreck. SGperlDtepdeEt O'noayh- erty is working about sev. nteen men snd will probably put on more wben room can be made for them. The Total Wreck will yet be ons of the grand m.8es of the country,
 The school trustees held meeting last Saturday. and decided their resOec- trs ttrrs of office as fol ows: ca mOtICn Samuel Hugbss having received the larZest number of votes was declared eec.ed for three years, ii. D UGdcr- Eaod next. for two years. and Pierce Ford for ore year. This was an easy Esy ot settling the matter and will sat lsty everyone.
 More cattle have died this year ~ith- ID me ueighbor8ood of Pan:BnO ,hau .o. many years be'ore. There is Rbso- lltely no grass and COWS have become to FOOT to nurse theII calves, hence the deaths among the latter have been very if-at. Since the recent storm grass Tn the Cienega IS putting out and such cattle as can hold out two weeks longer Elil os ali right.
 0l reaching Fsirbank on Sunday last Nr " ;. WhUrf. agent of the ttercu- les Powder c., vho had been spending several days iD Tombstone. diso0verei shl: De 5ad lOs- his pocket book con taluiBg --ut Sl60lu currency and gold. h. remembered having 1t 8 short tIrne beiore iesvIRG camp, and had DO idea where he could have lostit. The pocket 53Ck w8s found at the store of Mir. II. | IEeed and forwarded by express to ;he ovner.-Prospec;or.
 The most terrific ram storm that has bean experienced here for years strnek incson Thursday afternoon. The hrst Trenoui'iou of what WAS coming were great clouds of dust that apparently iose 10 the plains between here and tert LDTeil aud ss they gradually ap- l;Oacned the city like dense brown .os bsna the wind increased to hur- neaLe. About 3:30 1t struck the city El.a gEest violence. breaking in win eoTs anl uDro rtInG houses. The CITI EES building on account of its helRbth Sts among the first 10 suffer, signs Sere blOgn dowl and the entire eNst nd q the bu. ling unrooied. The Cos Iopolltan fared worse, as almost the eotre roofing over the Masonic hall sas torn eff and piled in the street m ront Of Leo. Goldschmidt's furniture soie. The immense show window ID tas aor,h-esst corner of l.. Zeckendorf SCo's store was driven in and broken ho thousand pieces. Two pines of glass from one window sad one pane from another sefs smashed to atoms The flag pole UeF the Masonic hall was broken of H7Ar the roof. considerable damage IS reported tO have been done to the roof ~ tae Palace Hotel, the corral wall oi .-7 outFeyor Generals office was blown
 n' the coping on the ioot Of house of W. 0, D8vls sss ior1 of. Scarcely house I Own but what suffered from the sl7cts of wiud and Water, but on &C., oolAt of the lateGess of the hour we .1uho' give particulars. The only casu- -'essp Tar reported were from flying sIs9i ;he most serious accident being S 'le little son Of E. Meneger, living s .le south end of the city. lie was .ts ID The back near the shoulder ;s'sus, tne glass peotrated so deep that 5ad 10 be drawn out by force. Que